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Doors open at Half past Five • Second Price at Half past Fight.. , - ** Equestrian Tuition by able asters. To prevent the disappointments which M ha:ve recently oc. curred in consequence of the servants not being sent in pro per time to keep places, the Publi c are resp;:tifull inform ed, that the Box-keeper cannot beanswerable for such places, unless the servants attend at five o'cloCk ; .nor can, they be kept longer than half past seven. DISSERTATIONS ON TifE IMITATIVE ARTS, At, the ASSEMBLY. ROOM, Bedford-House, Bedford. street. Covent-garden, on Thursday, July t3 = 18c9, at One oClock. vra. LACY, with every grateful ;sense of past ANIL . and recent FavoUrs;.humbly begs leave, to submit to public approbation some DISSERTATIONS on the Arts of Poetry, Painting, Sculpture, Music, and Atling, in a c omparative review of Rees's imitative Powers; some Ob servations in imitation, in Art. Rehearsals attempted after I,e*Tranner of several eminent Actors, the Cotemporafies of c;arriek and g arry, an d wh i ch were received with af m pro tiott at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. - POETICAL IMITATIONS Recitals from a.Poem, commemorative of many celebrated Authors, and written" in the stile and manner f - ,f - each. Tickets, a Company of four Persons, 7s, Single Tickei, 25. 6d. to be had at Mr. Earle's Circulating Library, rnarle•street at Mr. Aspitne's, Bookseller, Cornhill ; and at No. 33, Bedford -street. 83 - Mt'. LAC Y had tuirnerly- the honour of re'peating to runnerous and elegant A iiditories, SeleCtions from eminent Authors, in an Entertainment .of Readings" and Music, tip_ warms of twerity:E venuegs, at the FreemilSuns! Kan. LONDON TAVERN. luly 3, iSc9. • At the FIRST GENERAL MEETING. of the TRUS TEES under at A& intituled "• An Ad for mak:n4 and niaintainiliA a.Road from the Borough of Southwark to the Kent 'Road, in th` County of Surrey," SOLOMON DAVIES, Esq, in the Chair. . . Resolved, .. . . THAT the Intentions of the Ata of Pnr!jarit ent for making the proposed InTrOveln::ms ii::o Cried with,all possible expedition. That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented tc, 7. Committee; acknowledging their, able Condu& and zealous • Perseverance in po -,.urng, the Ael of Parliament. That the Thanks of this Meethig be presented to the Re.. presentativcs of the Borough; Sir Thomas Timor.), Bart. and Henry Thornton, Esq tor their Are , t' ,. .r. ":1 to this Measure, That 'Solomon Davie's, Esq be Tre.:surer to the T rtzltc?s. That Mr. George , Dothi he S.lryeyot t., th e tr u st ees . - That Mr. Samuel Taylor be Clerk to the Trustees. SOLOMON DAVIES, Chairinan. That the Thanks, of this Meeting be. giyen to Solomon Davies, Uci. for his able Conduit in the Chair. SA NIUE I. TA11.(012.., Clerk to the Trustees. cows' ry OF WARWICK. - STRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL NAVIGA TION. a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of I, e. PRO. PRI ETORS of the said N.O/I(,ATION 'held at Stratford -oh-Avon on Wednesday the zatla of l une l a st, it was Resolved as follows, - viz. /Resolved, l' hat it is the 0 pinioh of this General Assembly, that the s'um of 90,006 be-raised for the purpose of corti 7 pieting this iNlavigation. • Resolved,"lhat it is the OpiniOn of this General A.serii bly. that the said Sum of 90,00 I. cannot bo raised by Shares of 4 0 1. eac h, an d th a t therer tiie sairie . lie raised at 3al. each, making t , e Total Numb-r of New: Shares Three Thou sand, the utmost nurnl - :er el lowed by the Ael of tae 49th ytarot His Majesty's Reign. itesolved,T hat the su'oseriptiun be opeßto the present,Pro prietors flat and until the Ist day of Septernber . next,; th-sub- - svibe in.proputtion to tilnumber of Shares,they now hold an the Resolved, Tl.pt irons and afttr the First Day of Septem ber next, an t . “;)n that time till the Ist Day of Odober next, the pr,sent Proprietoillhalf have Jiberty to subscribe mthof number of :-.lares•,they may think- proper.; but t trtt/if :at the last-inenticu t ed Day it sli:!1 app ear t h t, grater N urn -b 6 .oilers -:,re thah there are shares to supply-, that then the Shares shall be divided so as each Person may have propottionaleiltiantit . t . • Resolvedi Tiiat in c., the whole Nu alba of Shares shall amt be subsclibed for by the pfcSent Propriet o r s on the ist - Thay of Odober !2ext, that theft .the Subssr i f•ti on b e open to the Publi c , at large, to take accorditig to the priority of their agoification of - becoming:Proprietors. • Resolved, That this Meeting be ac;iziprnerl-to. Monday.. the.. a day of Oacifier next. TilOS:-I-ICNT, Cl:2rk. to the Conipany of Proprietors STATE Lt. CTERY; TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. t \VIII'. and Co., respeatfuily inform the, Public, KJ that TICK 1:1'S and SHARES are now on :cale at all *heirmtfices ; at _the - samvtifne: titer; beg Itave to teitom. A4 , :nd to the attention of their Friends the Scheme of the Present Lottery, which they , inrst wilt Merit their apprt.ba: ioq and support : in order, to.preventlitAppoilitinent,. itis necessary to ei)erve, that there are on ly' i,060' Numbers", in the Lotter_y,,anri of, course no Nuinherll'Khrf thanSbg°°; W And that the hole will 66 .- diawri in One Day: CAPI IA-k. A 4 - - - of - - - ,C2.0,0e0 of . ‘s,ooty f •Of kt,eo* - of - . 2.00(11 12 - - of - Soo, &c. &c. &c. , 4.s there are Four Tickets of each Number/ Ad - venturers 1 5 11 Y have the Chance of gaining iight - Y Thous sod Pounds. TAmEs_sK.EL-ToN, aged ;.'6, of Walton on the jIItII, Epsorn, Surrey, was sevio years al - hided w a ith tft:Ven oi'eight.lioles - in his right leg, and bet ween•riinety and one hundred pieces of bone came. away during, that period. T4e , tis'4':liark..: and Weak-tit:s increasing, unabie;unassisted,. to 4.tove ;,taki9g ot4 his le4 Was propused,R, save. his tile. He th en cocticiehtly apflieki to S VILS RA's PATL NT AN TISLORIITre ; in a year add a half, by them alone, he is restored to h aith ;,and it is now three years since he • has .followed his Lelnjous occupation. HO will satisfy any inquiries, personal 4, or by letter post, paid. •• The genuine kledicine Nis the wont', " 'ty the King's Patent," expressed on the 13.ut1e,.- bit !- of direction, and out:- side wrapper, and the King's duty is-printed in black ink. . sold at the .I)i4pens,ry, S.Tho.square, Loud on , i n Sinail tiotries cf ss.'Esd...double Oottles tos. andlilrget il. zs. tornpoituci listcrice,7 tcrailay unpleasant irritation ) . U... SALES OF ESTATES, ' • . DURHAM. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, TOWNSHIP, MANOR, AND ESTATE.. TO RE - SOLD BY AUCTION, On or about the t3th.of July (unless previoUsly disposed of by Private Contract), • N LOTS, "InHE TOWNSFHP and MANOR Of COX ', HOW, comprising an excellent larbily-Mansion, cal. led Coxhow Hall, with 011 ices of every kind, 'capital Kitchen-garden and Pleasure-ground, delightfully situated on a fine Fmiuence fronting to the South, but s :.reened on all other sides by a Grove. Several farms, a Water-mill, and a Pottery ; the whole containing toso Acres of Land and upwards, tree of great. Tithes. The' Situation is dry and healthy, and peculiarly desirable tora.Sportsman; being easy distances of the Lambton and'iedgfield Hunts, and the Manor abounding with Game. A fine trout-stream, two miles in length, runs through the Estate. which is decorated with thriving Plaiitations. • The whole tanning a Property of great beaUty, and rapidly increasing in value. Parfi..ulars are preparing, and may be had in a few days; of Mr. :all, Scorborough, near Beverley; Mr. Calvert, 'Dur ham ' • or of Messrs. F os t er , C oo k e , an d F rere, Li ncoln ' s Inn London. The Premises may be viewed by applicatiop to Mr. Cal- Vert. ..13. The Furniture may be taken by appraizement. and immediate PossesSion of the Mansion, &c may be had. Coals are raised on land adjoining to the Estate. VALUABLE FREEHOLD lis,rATEs, Superior in . Situatiron, Prospect, and convenient DiStance • • • fro . m - London, lo: the erection of Villas. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. WILLIAM STANTON; At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,".Cornhill, On Thursday the z,.rth Day of July; 184, at Twelve o'clock at .Noun, IN NI NE LOTS, • • . tALUABLE FREEHOLD ISTATE, c , n sisting of about s 3 Acres of rich Meadow and Arable Lana, eligibly situated on an Eminence, in the Parish of Lewisham, in the County of Kent; only six miles from London, yet perfitelly retired, and the surrounding Country presenting beautiful and extensive Prospects, with an xceL; lent P rivate Road lately made through the Estate, forming a handsome appioactt to the different Lots, from the Turnpike Road. Particulars may be had at Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Dornville's, Lincoln's-inn ;at Messrs. lack and Chap_ Man's, Land Surveyors, Hall Stair-case, I , :idcte Temple ; at .Garraway's Cotlee-house; at uetioneer's, Hcrts; and at Mr. Phillips's, Rushy Green, Lewisham, , vho will spew the Estate. . .._ G LOLJC hSTEI(SIII.I.E. TO BE SOLD 1 , 1( AUCTION, , . IN ONE LOT, . . By Mr. STANTON, . . . - . At GarroVirs ColLe house,' Cornhill, London, on Thurs. . day. the .27th day of July, 18 09 , at T we l ve o 'Cl oc k, ITIIVERS FREEHOLD HOUSES (Land-tax ..),—, redeemed), situate at Wapley an d C o d r i ngton , i n t h e . County of Gloucester, xi m il es f rom B r i sto l , conta i ning nearly 12.)o Acres ; one of which Farms is let from year to year, at 851. per annum ; and the rest on Leases, for years_de. terininable on one two or three lives, at reserved rents, . - .;:.-..rair:g, with the Land-tax, to 144 i. per annum, and es. ...-,c(i t0 . ..:_ of -',ie A.'nuel va.ue of z,5001. if out of Lease. Also, adjoining the above, a valuable Farm, held under the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, on a Lease for three lives now in beings . . . And, alio — , the Tithes.of Corn and Crain of the Parish of VV.yl;.,y :111 , 1 Crvirington, ;Meld tinder the .same Lease, and, rite. I. s .miitloned Farm, to a tenant f?om year to , 2 ,.ar, at 4c;o1, per annum. • For further p..rtiL4dars apply to Messrs tlrah..m, tinder : ley and Voinville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, L Delon ; Messrs. illak.k and Chapman, of the Temple, London, Sur . veyors; Mr. Wickham, Solicitor, at t.rome ; Mr; Bruton, Solicit r, at , Exeter ; Messrs. Clarke and Son, Solicitors, at Bristol ; %Ir. Moses Higgs, of Conrington, skew • the Estates'; Mr anton, Alktkineer, fliteldo ;. at the Dust) . "laver and at t-airaw.Ws F.)►t SA I.E. . • 'TUE LANDS, arid ESTATE of MARY CUL . TE to i, ,, rnpr,iiending the Mains and :tan, r places of Mary Custer; tt:c !;In and Mild La• cos or i...?y.ioch and niry-Curter ; at-i. tr.e l;ow+ns, Lands f and• Farms WI Milt' Bank, Lash:aid, Cotton, Cnthill, Stannuig Staties, astsideWestsici , W Ilshaw, Burnsite, Cockl e y , Bog a, taster and Witt • er fiiloo.:ries,' and" 1 . 4 titer arid ['Oyer shentilti s s ;.• with tile LM Fl SHIN S, wi th; es , finds, and PertineKts of the w note u; lac said iands ; all Ly within the parish ot trary ruder, and count:, of cartline ; and cgnsist;ir; c elusive ot a Small part of East. • land lately given otf,) of nearly three thousand seven hun. dred Scots icres, where .f; according to a survey ;Wade some years ago, there are auout eight nundred of Infield, • the same e f , intity.ofOiltheld, hilly -six of Wood, fourteen bun dred,auitt iorty of Pasture, one nundred atict.sixof Most',*and the remainder Of Moor; all sttuated at a short and nearly . equal.distance trout Aberdeen and Stunehaven, an d extending fat-upwards ot titre mile along the gonna' Bank ,n the 13c.:; (a river ..wounding with Sahnohand GriA;e, and afford. lag capital sportlckan),; one fond attic amusement of angling) arid from it southward to the south boundary o f the pariah til o :.Mary Colter, which is also that of this Estate towards the • south, and rues in-a linenearly parallel to the river —forming. on the Whole, one of the inost compact arid best ateommo dated Estates m tuts parrot the country. `,The present heinse of Mary Culter overhangs the river, on a - wootleci hank ; and at a little clispnee float it to the east ; upon the rising ground of a liaugh of (.5• acres, skiited by thriving plantation of various sorts of rarest trees, non; well,. advanced, and commanding a tieautitul vie%v - of the river and. adjacent country, for• 'some -rtiii , s.below, is one of the tin:tse situationl for a Mansion House in this country., . • Thi: lands hold of the CroWn, ant are at present valued ix cumuk,' With another part of Mr. Meniies' Estate in this pa rish,. at L.1:4,, which, upon' a sale, will be split, anda (111.111. tutu of valuecl i rvit given to ;l poychaset to admit of two Freehold cloahrications. The ;curds were valued several years ago, and and nearly exhausted. access will be given to the mansion house, garden, offices, policv-acid : grounds, in the occupation of the proprietoiß at Martimpas, next i or suoner„ . it .desired ; to several ,of the farthsian which therOa re no l eases, at Wltitsun'elay i81'; and to all the rest of this Valuable estate on the expi Of' the ex isting.leAses, which,.except in a few instances, are now 1:thl otT the Jives ot. the present occupiers. The writes, with a Plan . and I<'itit f :l of these lands, are in ;. the ;hands of Mr. Bannem,.n, Akiv mate, in Aberdeen', to' whom those desirous of further informativn may apply, loseph l?'arkhead, lim Tart, at 'arkhead i will s the marches, • • BY THE KING'S PATENT. T• DR. NORAFS's FEVER DROPS. HE experience of more than half a centor blot so fully established the reputation of this i nva l ua b le Medicine, that it is n o w unnecessary to expatiate on its elll racy in•every specks cf Fever, .partigularly the Seariet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ;• they have' never been known to fail, Iviten administered agreeable to di. reckon ; in the Measles, Sinali Pox, Teething, and inost Disorders inLident to Childten they are an infallible remedy ; the decays and dis , :inknforts—of advanisecl life are 'under thUr ininfediate inttnence, they, iffirnediar.4 stop the progress of a fresh Cold, and are particularly atiap/eclas-a'genial Restore: ore. • . • . The Family libttle, 32Z. sold at the Doaor's House, ,No. 29; Lower Brook .street, Grosvenor-Stti3re,,,Al.he..r: orders fur exportation,are duly execut e d Smaller Bottles, t is. and 2s, 9d. whi , lesale and retail, ,ft lia'con's, rio t Oxford- ztreet,•anti by niost respectable liendets iu 'Cuwn and . -Country. Alb,) NORK,l'S'scelebrated N 1 1-1311,10 US PILLS, with .mple I),rcaio n s, 2s . g d . the Box. Observe that the words " T valas Norris Wore" are engraved on' the GvVern. Mein Stamp no others are or eah be genuine: A CERTAIN -DISEASE. D R. FREEMAN'S Universal . and long:' established' Medicine, called - •G U TTA SA I, UTAR IS, may be depended on to be a certain, sate, and speedy 'cure fur the most inveterate - Venereal - Disease, (fleets, Ulcers, Pain's and Obstructions in, the, Urinary -Passages 'in either sex ; its Operation is by urine arid perspitation. A slight 'case is generally cured in a few 'days,' and a ConhiMed Lues in a shaft aux.: . Inveterate, Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, Itheuinatisms, Caravels, I Veaknesses, and Obstructions, arse skedity removed' by these sate and salurary drops. They require nothing to work theta olt• no restraint of diet, or hinderAnce from business. 'Those who take them may de pend or, a sound and,perfect cur e . wi t h out the kirowledge of an-/ person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the p - tient may go about his or her - business Without the- feast man ger. Tne large quantities that are daily; sold ,for expr?rfation domestic doestic use, prove their efficacy- to surpass every other medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment br. Freeman at Mr, Butler's, No. corner of Pa, . ternoster-row ; and ret a il b y on e or more Met ' ticine Venders in every town, in bOttlos at as. 9d. aud.:4d.• 6d. each, rich iortkr; directionv. • .?.~._ FRET Cll END DUTCH PAIERS, TWENTIETH BULt , ETIN . ti VIENNA, JuNe ' the netiri ,... o , f . ou - iLSIory at ilaatireaelitti Buda, the Empress left tlia place immediatel, with all those Niiho the Government. " The enemy was pursued on tielsth P:nd. 16th instant, and at last crossed the Danube on the.bri .ge at Cnmdrn. The town of. Raab has been invested. In a few days *e expeei it will bs: in ohr possession. Considerable i;3aiazine; have been found in its übt.i . tbs. " The suierbenti•enehed c2iiig of Raab, which could contain Imdori men, has 6een taken. The cclunin ot the enemy which was intended to defend it "c(iuld nCt enter it, a,nd was cut off from the Main army.. "A courier from Buda has been intercepted. The • dispatches which be carried were written in Latin . , and informed us of the sensation produced by th e battle of Iyali. The enemy deluges :the country with false rtpbrts. This is part cfhlS plan for raisinit s the lo*er csses of the people. c' Mr. 'DE METTERNICH left Vienna the t Bth inst. I-le exchanged h;ctweer Comorn auk Buda, for Mr. I)OI3IJ,Ni and the oilier persons be •, longing to the French Liegatiou._ " Mr. D'EsPINA, OtE i cer of Ordnance P . 3 his Mojesty the Eiriitx . oa, is arrived from Pe - te Iburgti.. lie passed throth".te head-quarters Of the Jl. - .ssiatt artny. Prince SERGE GALLITZIN ensured Z.;alhcid ' the 3d instant, in three columns : that of Geberal LEVIS =idled through DriA)iezin ; that of Print; Gotr.rszAkorF, through lherespoi, 'that of Prince SuWAROW, through Wlodzimirz." TRANSLATION OF A.LETTER WRITTEN FROM FSTI - 1 ) IN THE EVENING OF JUNE 15 :-- " The news of the unfortunge battle of the'r4th has filled 'us' with .grief, andi,the town with on. This event, afilicl4 the mope deeplY the faith ful. servants,,of our Eikieror, as they perctAve many - people who rcj,:ice at it, and gladly await the ar 7 rival of the. il'efich. As Soon as the first inTorcna . tion of this disaster reached as, our Angust resolved to leave Buda. and set. off yesterdaY, at threit in the afternoon; to spend the night at liatvan, place has yet been appointed for the residence of the . Countil. The Chancery has announced to us that ttni Aulie COurt and its officeiS will occupy Agrea, Mis celezina, aria G)ongyoisin.-• We are not yet ac-. quainted with the next place of our abode; it will; perhaps; be CasSeria. (Signed) ". CARL, E." PAlitS, .1(11 , 1E earn by the last arri , ;aiS from Corunna, that the Maiihals Dukes of balma tia, Elchingen and Treviso, have comthenced their march to attack the Engliah on the frontiers of Por tugal. We the.ry day expea to receive Important intelligence from that quarter. CAPTUkt AND RECAPTUAt ciF ST. ANl)Etta. Qn the 10th of June, froth' 10' to 12Aud insur gents had the. audacity to attack General Noireau in St. Andeio,. who repulsed them, and drove them/ front mountain to monntain. Wilde he was in phr suit of them, sotue inSurgents; landed on the coast by the .English, entered St: Anctero, where they pereettatqd horrible excesses. General Botmet, formed of the circumstance, arrtv'ecli:iele the same day, wiili hi 4 division, forced a prissage into the place s and wrote out the English and the rebels, after a considerable loss oti- their part. ThA next day, bt'ing join.d by Gen. Noifeail, liq aorainattacked` the enemy, who 'was touted every direction,' and particularly -at ... Sanrogt6 nog' Laredo. Those :WI:1:v 'escaped' we . re left` wandering' in, the (Yibunt@ips. The garrison of Baba:a yai'll6ti lady distinguished themselves -on this OLcasiOn and the constituted authorities of St. &nderb evinced dis tinguished loyalty. . JUNE. 27. 7 --The , cornthun • was made to the . Sen a t e i n t h e s i tt i ng of the ftith was confined to the oiffieial.papeiS which ait- Cotnpanied the ,report of the Minister' for leorAgtf . ' - • Atfairs upen,,the agg r e ss i on of Austria--But there exist other documents not less propel to triak' knowriy th e .violence and the injuStice that have di= . rested the measures of that Power.- 7War was precex ded by the most odious violation' of the righis d persons —On the I 7 ill March, a French - Officer; with' J . . dispatches troth M.Dnduo, Fret] . th. Charge d'Affaires' at Vienna', was stopped at J3rantivt4 a frontier town of Austria--his tii‘spatches . Were taken away by fotte; and s'enr: to . Vienna. When his. Majesty was inibtrted this : rat:l b 7 a letter Ifto n M. Oro, he ortferiti re 4 vrisals. Az; FICTUALLING.OITICE, , • .7..„:„2„ 1209. -- r H E COMMISSIONERSA' VICTUALLING ifiS MiIYES Tr's Nil FT do hereby give Notice; That - on Friday, the 2 tst .714 y next, they he ready tO,;'e c.,i7,e Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Sup. ptyingion separre Contra(is),' what SE/1 PROVISIONS, and RUtli, may Ge required for 'die Service of [lie IVlajes}'s Ships ',pia' Versels at Greenock, for Tweive,Months certain ; else former from the 7th and the latter front the tub of August next, and further until Six Months warning shall be given for the ter.. mination therectf. The mode of Payment to be by Bills payable with Interest, Ninety days after date. The anclitiont of the Contraas may be rem at the Secretary's OFce, a t this Office, or by applyingio the ColicElor of sin; cw.s.- toms, at Greenock. No regard will be .beid to any Tender in wticb the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said P4:loliy., the asst July next, nor unless the Person who makes del"eizder, or some, Persion on his behalf, attends; to : an:wee, when called fr. KICTUALLINd-YARD, DEPTFoR 5 , ,g. 4. THESE are lb give Atoike, That on 7hnrsda3%, t h e 201 b 9euly, tBO9, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, will be ex posed to Sale at His illiesy's Fiattalling-liard,. at DeptAvd, sundry Lots of , befollowilw PROVISIONS and VIC. TUIA L LING STORES, viz. Breaol, Bread Dust, Fleur, Flour SWeepings,-Raislns,.Chr rants, Riti,Peas,aatneal,Pot BaiteY, Bakehouse Sweepings, Callavances; Split Beans, Bags and Rags, Flour Sacks, But ter, Cheese, Sugar, beef, Pork, Suet, Baccn, Empty Tierces and Birrels, Board and Doublet Enas, Stayes and Heading, Iron Hoops,' Coopers' Tools, &c. Anti-Corrosion Powder. Now 6filig ih His Majesty's rard,il Deptfor:d. Deport: of 42 3 'per Cent is t ,, he Made upon the anmunt of each .L,t at the time of Sale; and if tke reniainder rd the Mo. , 6r Fe not paid, and the Particulal.s taken away within twenty working days aftefw.,rds, the Deposit will he fodeited, and the Goofs re , main the P e i opertY of the Crown. The edjei• COnditins may he seen, and Catalogues had at the Yid:ea/ling. l'at,d, aptjord. liENRY dAR RE MRS. CLARKE. • This Day was published, price as. ,6d. THE TRIAL of COLONEL WARDLE, in the Atlitit of WRIGHT, in which . is given in frill , the Brilliant Speech of the Attorney General, a Speech unex 'ampled for its eloquent Sarcasm ; as, likewise, the singular Cross-examination of Mrs. Clarke; with her Charatter, as drawn by Serkant Best. Reported by Messrs. T. and W. P LOM E R. luvenumque prodis,—publita pestis— • Published by l'urday and Son; Sherwood,. Neely and cones, Paternoster-row ; aud to be had of .all the Souk sellers. • ' This Day was published,' t• Embellished with an elegant Frontispiece, price Ss. hoards, I, TILLIA,M TELL; or, Swigserland Delivered. 1 1 / A posthumous Work of the Chevalier De Florian. To which is prefix,ed,', a Life o f th e A uthyri,by kutliet. • .• Translated from the By WILLIAM tIEWETSCiN,. ktirhOi• of " The Blind 11*y," &c. &c. London : Printed for Sherwood; Neely, and Jones, Paternoner-row. t Whom• may be had, price gs. hoards, Nubilie in Search ,of a 'Husband.- being a Cuincamon to,Cetlebs. , GERMAN LANGUAGE. • • This nay vas publishid,.priee it. is.•bOurid, COMPLETE POCKET DICTIONARY of the EN( LI Sit and GERMAN, and G.ERiviAll and EN G LBH LANG 0.4. G E, in Two - Parts. ' Second tivn. By the Rev. W. RENDER, D.D, • , . . Each Part may be had aepiirately; vii. • - • The first, coot:44lm A Babyish ano C;elFilita, price oif 6 ,The second, continuing the (im eran and EiN11;11 014 o . 'Ph a Dictionai, coniains Instructions for the true pronun ciation or the Germ'an Language, and. the..kernine articul'a t6a of each fetter of the Alphabet, which will be•found exL treinely oteful.. ' • The:Appendix contains a list of such words as are difficult, to he distoiguislied in their pronunei.ition, though they varj iii their orthograohy ; also a list of proper names, ants the n:tnies Qt tountries, cities and • towns, principally those of Germany. Printed-lot gherWoOd, Neely, and lours, Patemoster.rw.v. here nu} 'be had, by the same Author, 'A Ptadtical Giammat of the. German and English Lan , gilagei- Second Edition; price 6s. bound. Also a Concise English and German f.' - i)e!ling lloi)k, or an easy Introduction, to the Gerrmn Grammar. By Goslfrey, Adgustus price'4s. bound. SOUTH AMERICA. This Day ‘vas.publisbed ; In Two Volumes Svo. With a Map of the Cotintry, price ig boards, s. lIF GEO,,GRAPHICALi. NATURAL,' and CIVFI. HISTOi:Y of CHILI. Translated from the Original Italian of the Abbe Don 1. IGNATIUS MOLINA. To which are added, Notes from. the Spanish and Fiefich Versions, and two Appendl'x'es by the English Editor ; the first an ACcount of the Archipelago of-Chiioe, from .t he De.; scriptiort Historical of P P. Pedro Gonzales de Agueros; The second, an Account of, the Native Tribes who inhabit the Southern Extremity of South America, extiatlett chiefly from killipner's Description of Patagonia. tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter.roW.